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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27


Demssratis journals have for the
past fsw weeks eonfainsd mere or less
eaah saIlsd forth By the illness Of az
senator Allan O. ThnraAn. who, during
ths jackson baaqast At Colnmbrs On
January STU. @suddenly rssIsd and fell
in . stapoF from his shair." - they
dslieaisiy stats L. Il is al night 20
ensh svss Thurman, for Is much good
can probably be said Of him without
strhininR the tFath Is e4n Be said Of any
psomissnt Demosrat. bat Mr.. Thur
mans illness va scarcely Of 80 ssEious
q nature ~ 70 justify susb Mandatory
oufbarsf.
The truth Il. that the 'old Roman
like many q Dsmoorat before hin, had
imbibed too freely Of ahe beverages
which Rraoss the average Democrats
banqnst and had fallen under the tabls
Ia the genuine Dsmocraiie way and
fsom the same old DsEaoeratic cause.
Il ls tso bad 70 have IN -old Roman
carried hone drunk. bat uhsn the entire
Democrats press makes suoh an episode
the occasion for gushing over ths IN
sbFiatsd statesman, The AFFAIR becomes
highly ridiculous
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27

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* Hassli = Anricaa b zsslIne ana
ss1eiEaenf ed an1ee ~ prnsnnI go
Glla1s ~ psoeesn q AnsEisa1isaslaa
- ssnAlnns nsfn fks ht1sds -
nstura1g fnso fss possesses q fhs
Kspahzia
Amssss1 h paednsd - rsspess tss n
dsgandsnas 81 Ne Hanaissn kEianda.
rs skey nusa ne& fan inse ~ hards .
ang paheF peWer. Kssaiy % - tEsaty,
Bssh 8sEmany and Enalan1 ars s1&3
% ebeasn Possession % thsss asus q
khe Raes6e. ard unIsss fbe UnifsA Ss1tes
sxnris . u4i1hfs1 clss ogsr skez ibeg
giII Be ssizsd - ons o. the otbef 81
sAess Fzpscions pisn6sssrs bsfoss 8
assslsr q 3 esntasy sh4iI bays pas Cd
This masi nst oceaE. Tbs Interests q
Amexiaa sid 81 Ansrisan eonmsrss -
mans that ~ sasdwish izisnds Be
esskar iadsssndsnf sr ArasEis4n- Ar
TRASHY whieh hinds fhsm mora slossly %
ne Unitea States and increases Assert
ean infaancs amenx thssr psnPls II -
yansaassaa whassvsF 10 eosa IN doiiarE
o. ssnts may Be.
Ihs eanauish izis1ds are esazrsph-
is41iy, e. vel e. IN sympathy and in.sf.
81. AEsris4n- They form ne further'
80 ozfpost II Amsrisa. SD tbsiE som
nsEsfsl inpoFianss. Rssat e. i sos is
wIll b increased len foI1 b he con
pdslioa q . eanai betssen EoEfh azt
Scafh America Ths Unitsd States eal
% rsors aIiOw them % fan into the pos
session Of 3 foreign power than Is oeuis
Allsw tha spanish aaz 70 asat oysr FhoE
ida or TIE british na9 70 f8as over Ora
aon. The islanda fesm part q On
sgnism, snd theiF people are prsparsi
- become AzeEiean eftizsns whensys
ths .intssnaflonal obligations Of ID
unitsd ststss permit then 70 %, -
Tbs intimate relations BOZ ezistin
Should b snooaEaRsd sud strsngtaene.
astil Hawaii i permitted 70 assume !.
natsrai plses as . Stats Of TIE Union-
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ne New Hawaiian treaty has hssa
eonhFmed b. The Senate. and ne posicy
vhioh has made American Inaaence
paramount IN the island kinQd0a dur
ing TIE past few years viii Be seattnasd.
TIE nsw treaty IS simply = ceBftaaAnes
Of ths Old ens. with TIE adAiiioa Of =
clause cedina 10 ne Gated States for =
eaAlinS and repalriRz ssAgioa she hAr-
Dor 81 tbs mouth 81 the Pearl rtyex.
This cessioa Il nos = aaai eae. Fas the
hArboF L. 20 be In posseaalen 81 sAe
uuiaea Sastes enly - lOas - TIE treaty
shAll remain IL sorce.
Tee eenHrmasioa 81 this treaty Il
giss. VALE theEs may reassaAely b .
diiIerense o. epiaioa a. 70 ths rarsly
eommsrclai a3vantaess 4ecr1lns se The
Unlied States From thsrsssens Hawaiian
treaty. there can oe Rone - % iss pclss-
ieal advantages II Ne fee years dar~
Inc Which Il has been IN Eares shs
psessi1s and ieaaencs 81 Tie unitsd
States n ths Paeiho have decreased te .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27

TIE a. rece1enied sale Of Bcachse's
1sraaAn syrup within q feW years las
as9nmtHhsd the uori4. ID Is witha1t
deaht the safest and best rcnedy ever
DISCOVERED ZOE the speedy and esfeasuAl
ears o. Coashs. Colds. and tbs sexeresf
LanE tru1hlas. u acts on al entirely
d1aereRs priReiple from tie usual pre-
ssgtpeons giSen hy physiciAns. as Il aaas
ne dyy ~ ooagh and leave To dis
eass stsil n ses system. bat. ~ ths eoa-
tTaRy, rSncsta TIE eause q TIE trouhte
kesis Ne parts A1tciet. Asd leaves theD
ID pareiy healthy candifian. A hos4ie
kePs n The hoass TOE use wAsn shs Dis
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doe3sfAs balls aud = tang spefi q ssrsuna
tines A trial viii eanxtaea yoa a.
these f1caA Il h posifively a1I3 b. All
dEnzetz1s and g0nexal dealers n tf.e
iand. PFsca = CO large hcisls& aw
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NJ NAV IA rsKLEsA.

II vii b useless fss Congress 70 pssa
Ne FetAlistcry measures proposed
against The Dominica Of Canada nnless
President ClsgelAnd eyinees = disVosi.
ton 10 make use OF the extraordinary
powers conferred upon him. He has
Thus far svincsd % such disposition.
and biz past record IL not Of nature TO
lead 70 the belief that be will do %.
Al the last session Of Congress the
Fsye bill passed both houses By over
whslmine maiorilisa. II vas Of ahs
same nature 40 the German bill. which
kas iuai PASSED the Senate. except that
lie terms we're much less severe. II vsa
pAsssd IN antieipation Of the psFpstFa-
tlon Of outFages upon car nshlBg ves-
sels. and Il gave the Prssidant power 70
teialiaia 10 ease Of saeh oatrages.
TIE ossraaes which we're anticipated
vsFe psrpeiratsd over and ever again.
Anerican fishing sohooners were seized
upen The slightest prssexsa and The
American fishing industry vas dealt .
severe blow. Neither outrage nor Ia
suls nosed the President, however. In
spite Of the illegal seiEarss Of AmeFiean
soAooaers which occurred Almest
weekly. be did not make uss ef The
powers eonfeErsd upon him. The meas
urea Of rstaliatson which had been IN
asnded for Jest saeA emergencies wers
ret resosted 10. and throaehoat the
sammsr ne Canadian cFuissrs seiaed
Amtsioaa vessels without molestasion.
win tAe Presidsnt make ass Of The
larger powers which ccnxrsss h ns~
ready 10 plAes in his haHasg II b more
likely that be viii rsgAFd Canadian de-
prsdaslons IN ths future With Tie equan.
lmity vita which he has regarded them
h the past. ana that be viii 90 ncshiae
10 save the AmsFicaa fishing Industry.
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NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ bids will Be received By the under-
bis oftice In the City Hall on o. before
eriday, February 4fh. lsS7. At 4 o'clock 3.
m. fer doing the city printing from ana
after the acceptAnce Of said b q untfl the
lst day OF September. 1se1.
The city rsstrves the right to reject any
Dated January .. ls2T.
JAS w. z. FORREST. CIsrk.
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The BslIingham Bay Railway
and Navigation Company.

SEATTLE. W.T., Jan. q, Iss7.
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the principal and head efIlce Of tkls
con- pAny has been removed from the city
e~c co1aty OF W hatco1n, In this TsrritorT.
. the city of Seattle aad county Of Kin.
therein. By order ef The BnaFd Of I ruef-g,s'
lA221wim ". 4 FORREST. Eerrs fal-v
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COMPREHENSIVE.

I'VE THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE
w associated with rs In The bsos and
shoe eultness Mr.. Y. KRxeEt. Of Portland,
oregon. the nrm name being in Seattle
Ireen. Raymond & Co, ana IN Tacoma
Tu-rell. EgReEt & Co.
LEWIS A. TREEN.
exc. y. RAY MOND.
1a6 y GEO. J. TURRKI.L.
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MARKIED.

TIFEANY-NATFHxwsoS-At the First
Baptist Chui ch. Seattle, January Is, b
Rev. ID. ]. Pierce. Charles II. Tiffany
and Annie Mafthewson, all Of this city.
LKYBA--SMIrH-At the residence Of Mrs.
Fran Gland, Twelfth and Main streets,
Seattle, By the Rev. II. l.. Batee, j. r.
Leyba. Of Seattle. and Laura Smith, Of
Philadelphia.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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FOR SALE.

TWO SMALL PIECEs or LAND. ~
4 acrus each. Al bottom Land and al
cleared, no hrush timber or los On prem
Iseas; within ans mile CT . church and
scho0lhnzse; situated In Dawznish Val
ley. within ~ miles Of Seaside. Also ios
1. block III IN Pur9iand. 0regun AL i'm
proved both pabiic and private sewers
streets al graded. macndamiza1 and side
walked foEr i story heuze4 Of 5 AM
ro0ms each. and good wei Ct water: al
IN good order. Also farm Of I'D aerea.
a. Dewa1to. Mason cuu1ty, W. /. Tile
good. InQutre. b. msl O. eteerEise. q
JOIN RIEE4
ia& DIV DuWAmish P. O. King Co. ". /.
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Fer Rent.

A SALOON AND BOWLING ALLEY.
IN known - the Ralnbridge saloon. 10
cAted On Bainhri&gs Isl.n1, near Po, I
BlAkely. ". 4.
Fer pkrtieulars inquire q
JOHN II. NIBBE
jAI ~ FibhaFfiis. W
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WAN e D.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
a two Or three thousand piles 70 seattle.
l. aks shore and kastern haisruad. epe-
esacasisns win bs at otfice Of Chief Engi-
neer on Tuesday. 25fh inss.
Once. third noor Of Safe Deposit Build
fHE. 4~R
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An rxIuKT zEP.

A rsmAFkAh1s fatality has followed
the ship Harvey Mills. reported - foun,
eeFing 90 the cuAss % Oreeoa and
ezrzyang dovn - psrso1A Sc uas
lAnneoe1 fro1 he yard cf S4nasE
watts Is Themastoa. Maine. ASoaa II
years 49, fee afsl charter eallsd for
tie carrying q q cargo Of cotioa from
Par Royal % E&xsrpool. In PERI
Raysl. After oeiDg loaded and reaav fer
80. sha eAnRhs Ara and uas badly h4rn.
81 sc wAs thea tAkaa 70 New Yerk
and fe2lle6 a m sxpanss a abaza
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOTICE rs HEREBY eTvKv THAT
~ the hrm Of L n. Rire & Co. has this
day been dissolved b. nrtEiai e0rsent. All
outstan4lng accounts are dus to and all
Indebtedness o. sad hsIn has heen a.
Eume1 By. The arm Of Rlcs & Gar1nsx.
tbs day urEAnized. be viii conflnus the
business e tbs Old ssand,
l. n. RICE,
SFPH II. FEEERRACH
BENZ AMIN ?. WELLS.
sE1TTLE. ". r. Jan IS. lsa7-
Ths underExne1 have Ihin day eutsred
Int9 = co.enItng rsh , under the 4rna narne
IL ~ Rf-e 4 %. an 4raeFsellrs.e,s ~
said nrm q l. n. Rice 4 CO. has hss : a.
sNIed ~ ~ and all uu1sfandinx aehtn
VII b dne 70 "a Il. ~ RICE
,. y. GARDNER.
s2ATF1K, w. r Ian. ~ 80. ian 8
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FOUND.

A SILK PARAsOL. ON YEsLER's
n wharf. Owner can learn o. its
whereabouts b. calling 81 this Office. Il
"ANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY
w eompetent bookkeePer and &C
counfant . permanent situation. or wiz
engage TO keep one or more sets OF books
not requiring his whole time. Add ess
G. B. GRANT. Box $40 Seattle. E6
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SPRING WHEAT,
ZINE WATCH

When repaired By bctch watchnaksr
yin never keep time correctly. Thea yea
VIII Try another ls0-cnlie1 wn1chnakarb
ard your watch viii b. tn q verse canak
tion stu. eesi9ca y01 are cot q consider
Ahls amount a. meEey. You win avoEd Al
this tro1hia an4 your watch Vii b IN per-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-27

Hiram p. Reveis, the first coIored
man In the United States Senate. Is nov
well-to- do farmer in Mississippi.
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TALEs OF TuE sEA.

In oonnsstien with tho loss Of the
sAiP Harvey MillS whish fsnnderea "a
Cape FiAttery three weeks ago, With a
cargo Of Seattle coal On beard, niueseen
men BENG loss II the time. NE follow-
iua sforSes are told,
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JOURNALISTIC.

A Il DESTROYS OF A SITUATION
II n any typographical or editorial Ga
laciU On good weekly or daily paper.
Aaaress u. seattle. W. e. Jaz6tdW
RURAL q LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
WILL DO WORK BY THE JOB on
" cay understands the care Of flow
crate. address WIN. WATSON. through
ne R9stotnee 1E3z In
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NOTICE.

A IL KNOWING THEMSELVES IN
a ashfed 10 the late flrm of Yong 4
Ackoon wiz please call and settle Their
accounts on or before the 18th day OF
February or they will Be placed in the
hands OF q collector aad no reserve. Pay
able 70 YOUNG RRO7
y u Successors TO Young & NeKeoa.
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BooKKEEPER.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as BOOK
w keeper. b. q yQung man having the
z g ef references Address A. q. P. d.
COX ll9. seattle. las e.
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders Of The A. p. Hotalinr
Company. Of Puget Sound. for election
e trustees, viii b held IT their once On
Monday, January 2lth. 1857. at 7 O'Clock
p. N. &C. NIXON. preeidenf
seattle. W. II. jan. II ~ iaIa Il
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ABERNETHY

rs SHILLING GOOD RELIABLE
= Shoes for mems wear ~ So per pair,
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EDWARD 0. BAKER


= EgzzEN EoH IKE RogL-
I deafrs 70 spenk brssny onnoasnfnR
10 conf1naafa1 II fna axfi1Ie, -Ahsa-
han LAnneln.S ID the CemszrV, 81. more
es7eet4AIy, e1neeTuine tat porf5o1 % 8
valsh spsaks o. kdsard D Baker !
nad exe9c1Ed - &c, easu IN tie szs1g
raEs q 3 history II LiBsoen. zor=
61lezt Baker. and / think impoEtauf
k4pe hesn Furnished ~ tks family Of
BnkaE. uho was saeh : prnmiDeut pee-
Man ID fke 6tate q Ellfnois dzrirR TIE
sxind fEe9ted 81, and. ID fR1a. was 20
ei1ssfg aasontafe1 with Linnnfn fhaf ths
hiaseFy cf the latter mnsf neosasagily IN
ssme email pnrt carr ths hassoEy Of ne
Els aExzER NATURE
BAL, shss asids. il any delinsafion d
sks ekaraolex e BAkes ears shonld have
bsen taken 20 REeid any grave D1stAke,
shs more especially ahen 90 litlfs Is sid
e him. n au1boF has WEftteB af hzw
uith rzasanahls fairness. - far - be
ufitss 81 hin e. all He charscteFzss
aim e. -bFilliant mereNEiAl. iEzssibie.
snd AGAIN spaaks o. ths 'aforoe and
fnEy - his speeek" on pIubiia occasions,
Ct bis "wiltE psEsiGaes and savage ssr.
examn The words sfary. Hsasa0
ard especially the word ''iraseibie,s ars
Qmite inappl1eabie 10 the mar o. m
elcqaenee. Briliiant and mers1rial b
w4ss bus never irritable. hasfy o.
ahoierie. His witty peFsidHgs an<
seFeFe, not sxyAge, sarcasm p0uref
FROM him - naturally ~ . m0unfaiE
stFeam sparkling In the sunlight. Hi
sascasm fold ifks the 1eledo blsde u
TIE hands Of practical su0fdsman-
cool. Quist, even. nclhinz hasty. HI
| peFsIdaGs Was never r8lIiery and q
| prianatle hues almost e4frisd balm 4
tie victim. Always eooI, caln, smiilne
self possessed, the words ''iraseibleS 0
savage find No plaos n deseriplieI
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Cnrina Consumption.

The medical fraternity of New Orleans
Is considerably excited over the case of
Mrs. f. W. A,bers, whose death within
a few days from gallopmg consumption
was declared as certain by several lead
ing physicians a month az but who is
now apparently ON the road to complete
recovery. She IS the wife OF \. ". Al
bers, prominent druggist of the Ores
cent City. When all the doctors had
given his wife up, Mr. Albere determined
to try carbouic acid gas and >ulphuretted
hydrogen gas as first administered by
Prot. Bergen, of Lyons, France, and re-
Gently experimental with at the hospital
in Philadelphia. Two thirds of Mrs.
Albers' left lung was DESTROYED when the
treatment was begun with am improyised
apparatus ON March 36. Result of first
week gain of one pound clear. At the
end of the second wcck-a gain in weight
of two ami q half pounds makiuga clear
gain Of three and half pounds for two
weeks One of the feature, waS that the
temperature, which upon the administia-
ton of the gas showed a fever Of l02
declined in half am hour TO 9S'. \ sud-
den drop Of 4 was followed by "a craving
for food, which seemed 20 agree perfectly
with the patient, and was IN turn follow
ed In half an hour bya drowsy sensation,
prompting the patient To- sleep, Weakening
from which she had q perfectly resttul
feeling. The gas reaches the lungs with
in ten minutes after administration, and
Is clearly discarnible ON the breath by
the characteristic odor OF the ,ulphuret-
ted hydrogen which Is used The appa-
ratus used by Mr. Albers was impro-
vised by himself and /, simple, consist
ing of two rather large sized bottles, one
containing the ingredients for making
carbouic acid gas and the other charged
to generate sulphwettcd hydrogen gas.
The bottles are connected by means of
small rubber ubo-, and the gas is collect
ell or stored in large bag similar to the
Laughing Gas bag used by dentists.
The gas finds au exit through "a rubber
tube ending la q syringe.
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At Hagerstown, Nd, with the Western Mary.
land Railroad to and from Baltimore, Frederick
Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Penmar, Waynes-
boro, Pa, and points on Western Maryland
Railroad and its branches.
With Cumberland Valley Railroad to & from
Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippensburg, Chambers
burg. Mercersburg, Martinsburg, and points on
the Cumberland Valley Railroad and branches
Also TO and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest, and Boston, New York, Philadel.
phia and North and East.
At shenandoah Junction, W. Va, with Main
Line of Baltimore and Ohio toand from Wash.
ington.
At Waynesboro Junction, Va, with Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway TO and from Green
brier White sulphur Springs and Richmond.
No makes close connection at WaynesbOro'
Junction with c. 4 o. r. r. West Bound
trains.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington Branch Of
Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.
At Buchanan, with Main Line of Rich
mond and Allegheny Railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk and Western Rail
road.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Boyce Station, for Wildwood and Winches.
ter, Virginia. At Troutvile for Fincastle
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Gen. Francis A. Walker does not share
in the anziety which finds pretty free eX-
preston in scientific and literary quarters,
touching the spread of -ocialistic ideas. In
an article to be published ia ,ae Form. Tor
May ne draws @ clear line of distinction
between "the socialists the terrible fire
eaters who would wreck piiiage, and de-
stroy all civilization, and who are simply
to be treated with the club or the strait
jacket, or ON occasion with the rope and
the advocates of form Of government
more OF less sociaii,,ic, men who believe
that a government is bes, employed in pro-
noting, in every fair and feasible way, the
cool of the governed
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train for Martinsburg.
Train 40 connects at Harper's Ferry with
fast limited express train for Cincinnati. II.
Louis Chicago and all points west, northwest
and southwest.
Train 100 connects at Lexington with Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad for Lynehburg,
Richmond and the South.
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